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Surf spot guide · Bali, Indonesia
Impossibles is a fast, world-class left-hand reef break on Bali’s Bukit Peninsula featuring long walls and barrels, ideal for experienced surfers.
Impossibles is a renowned left-hand reef break in Bali, offering long, fast walls and frequent barrels with multiple takeoff zones along a visible straight reef featuring sections known as uppers and lowers. The spot works on all tides, though low tide increases the risk of injury due to the sharp, shallow reef. It performs best with solid southwest swells and mid to high tides, providing speedy rides that can section, allowing advanced surfers to link multiple peaks. Access is typically via a paddle from Padang beach or a steep path from Bingin or Padang Padang beaches. The area is framed by a scenic white sand beach, limestone cliffs, and local warungs. Impossibles is suited for intermediate to advanced surfers because of its speed, power, and occasional bigger swells, and it tends to attract crowds during the dry season when conditions are optimal.
Long walls that section into multiple peaks across the visible reef's uppers and lowers.

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+9 MORE →Can get very crowded during peak dry season and good swells, with advanced surfers competing for waves.
World-class, challenging, scenic
Watch for fast sections
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Can get very crowded during peak dry season and good swells, with advanced surfers competing for waves.
World-class, challenging, scenic
Access from Bingin or Padang Padang involves a steep, rocky path and some scrambling over rocks.
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